National Republican., 1887-03-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
AIBAuoH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

AIBAuoH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
This week the public, especially that portion
fond of music will have an opportunity TO be
gratlhed by visiting Conreid's Opera Com
pany, which appears at the Opera House in
Johann Strausss latest work, entitled "The
Gypsy Baron" The artists taking part are of
exceptional fine ability. Miss Laurs Bcllilni,
soprano, with voice of great power and bril-.
lNncy. Mis- Won Doenholf as a gypsy mother,
CsiGie, is 9 capital singer. withlraree dramatic
Arsena, hasa fresh, beautiful soprano voice,
which is well trained. The tenor, De Lorme,
is an American OF very handsome. stage pres.
encc, good actor, and possessing u voice
which, IN the quality of tone, strength, vol.
ume and sympathetic qualities, place him in
the front rank of tenors on the American stage.
His singing is dramatic and full of enthusi-
equally well sustained, and when the strong
chorus. military evolulions Of The Amaz ms, and
elegant scenery IS added 1t insures iirst.class
performance in every respect.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
Comedy will follow drama at the New Ma
iioral this week, and the comedian VIII be rs
good In his way as Nine. Sarah Bernhardt
was in hers. Mr.. and Mrs. Florence need, no
introduction, their history is too closely iden'
tilted with the various successes of the Ameri-
can stage. Their names are sufficient guar
antee OF merit. On Monday "The Mighty Dol.
lar will be produced. This play is now in its
twelh year and the Florences have presented
1t over $500 times. on Tuesday, Wednesday,
ard Thursday evenings Mr.. Florence will ap.
lear in his inimltabs character of Capt Cp..
tie, in Dickens's, "Dombey u SON." In the
hands of Mr.. Florence 1t is a character sketch
so complete and finished that once seen II VIII
never lie forgotten. "Our Governor, or His
evening, and 1t will introduce Mr.. Florence
as Pinto Perkins. monumental liar, and Mrs.
Florence as Matilda Starr, the English
authoress, whose books have been published
'iygars and yparsi
Saturday matinee, "The Flirt.n This new
play, by Melbourne and Gill, will be given
satire on society of the present day, and intro.
duces Mr.. Florence in the role OF Sylvester
Sparks, an athletic hirt, who from an uncon.
trollablo desire to tirt with. everybody he
he, however, escapes by the aid of Dlanna
Loyingtop, q wealthy society widow, who Is
anxious 70 marry him. THE Ticket-ot-
season. season. It It was as Bob Briery in this play that
| Mr.. Florence made his first success. II was
produced for the first time at the old Winter
Garden Theater,. New York, on Nov: 5, 1s92,
and on the first night of its production Mr..
Florence was worth just si0
KERNAN's WASHINGTON THEATER.
This week is to be glorious at Kernan's.
| Hallan and Harts First Prize Ideals declare
| hey will make 1t so, add their declaration ad-
mits no doubt. They are already well known.
| here. The old company returns but re.entorced;
| new faces will beam on us, new talents delight.
| Chief among these Is Ella Wesncr, who, by
| her admirable impersonations, has acquired
| the title of "the Captain" After the ever
| pleasing variety of vaudeville entertain
| ment, each performance will close with the
Two of-Uns." the very jolliest of bur-
| lesques.
| We called in last night at Kernan's Sunday
| concert and found the house filled with an in
| telligent and appreciatiye audience, largely
| representing the fair sex. The Vienna Lady
Orche stra, at onr entrance, occupied the stage
| oil gaily and richly costumed In crimson, and
| ditcoursirg "most eloquent music" Miss Hat
tie Howard, the ballsdst,s sang delightfully."-. Gil
| bert b. Walden delivered his humorous lecture
which frequently made narrow escape from
| being drowned by the;uncontrollnble laughte
| of the audience. The entire evening was ont
| of hearty enjoyment without any impropricty
| even the least. We congratulate Manage
| Herman. His Sunday concerts, judging by th
first, will prove an extraordinary and absolute
| success.
HARRIs's BIJoU TaEATER.
| A charming comedienne, like unto aud equa
TO Lotta, Miss Frances Bishop, quite too livel
Tor her name, will speak and sing and dane
every afternoon and evening of this week a
| the Bjou In the amusing and beautiful pla
| of "Mugg's Landing" Little Mugs Is tn
| main life Of the drama. All who sec her, So
with sparkling eyes, all who hear, hear en-
chanting music, and every heart keeps time
| company contribute to the effect and ,pertet
| it. The play, OF interviewer tragedy all
comedy, is elegant and chaste.
Mr.. f. G. Hayes. late business manager fc
J. NJ. Hill, Union Square Tneater, New forl
has succeeded the short, though able, admin
istration of Mr.. Dean. The usual eXcel)er
management of the Bijou will be maintained
A SOVEREIGN remedy for pain, Salvation o
| twenty-five cents. Beware OF ofcounterfeits.